Add script to create TLS client cert and CA #4
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Squish into one commit ,,, and then I (or you) can merge
Problem: We need to demonstrate how to create a CA certificate and client certificates suitable for RKVST TLS client authentication. Solution: Simple shell scripts demonstrating creation and use of a TLS client certificate. Signed-off-by: John Hartley <john.hartley@jitsuin.com>
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Problem:
We need to demonstrate how to create a CA certificate and client
certificates suitable for RKVST TLS client authentication.
Solution:
Simple shell scripts demonstrating creation and use of a TLS client
certificate.
Signed-off-by: John Hartley john.hartley@jitsuin.com